[Javascript] Re: How do i find out the path of the client side browser temporary d irectory in java script?
Cutter (javascript list)
javascript at theblades-family.com
Fri Sep 20 08:21:42 CDT 2002
No. JavaScript is made to only function with the Browser Window container.
It intentionally does not have access to the operating system or other
applications on a user's system. This is one of the built in security
features of the scripting language. However you may be able to use JScript
(a Micro$oft scripting knockoff) to access the user's system, if it is a
Windows based system.
Cutter
Selvaraj, Murugan (Indsys) writes:
> Hi all
>
> Is it possible to find out the path of the client side browser temporary
> directory in java script?
>
> Regards
> Morgan
>
>
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